Profit Sharing Ratio

The old profit sharing ratio of Anshi and Ayushi is 3 : 2. Aman is admitted for 3/10 share, which he receives by sacrificing 2/10 from Anshi and 1/10 from Ayushi.
To find the new ratio, we subtract the sacrificed portions from the original shares. Anshi's old share is 3/5 and Ayushi's old share is 2/5. When we deduct the sacrifice of 2/10 from Anshi's share, her new share becomes 3/5 – 2/10 = 6/10 – 2/10 = 4/10.
Similarly, Ayushi's new share becomes 2/5 – 1/10 = 4/10 – 1/10 = 3/10. Aman's admitted share is already given as 3/10. Therefore, the new ratio becomes Anshi 4/10 : Ayushi 3/10 : Aman 3/10.
For simplification, we may convert to a common denominator or leave as fractions. Thus, the final new profit sharing ratio is 4/10 : 3/10 : 3/10.

To calculate the new ratio, we remove C's share from the ratio because he will no longer participate in profits. A's share is , and B's share is . C's share is removed completely. This leaves A and B with 10 and 6, giving a ratio of 10 : 6. To simplify, divide both by 2, resulting in 5 : 3. This method follows the principle that remaining partners continue with their old shares unless stated otherwise.